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Based on the formation of a new substance, what is the correct difference between conversion of milk into curd and conversion of water into ice?

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Correct answer: New substances form when milk changes into curd, but no new substance forms when water changes into ice.

During conversion of milk into curd, bacterial action produces new substances such as lactic acid and permanently changes the properties of milk. Hence, it is a chemical change. In contrast, freezing water changes only its state; ice is still water and returns to water on melting. Thus, ice formation is a physical change, so option A is correct.

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Chemical ChangesPhysical ChangesCurd FormationFreezing WaterClass 10 Science

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